Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: April 2016
Volumes: 13+
Spoilers?: Light.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Don't lose sight of what you set out to do!
The cold north wind sets in on the island and handsome young calligrapher Seishuu Handa longs for his winter clothes. But instead of Kawafuji making the delivery, Handa's parents decide to make their island debut--and come bearing much more than just winter clothes...! Double the trouble arrives on the island in this chaotic, hot 'n' hearty comedy! Go back to the country and back to the basics in Volume 10 of Barakamon!
The cold north wind sets in on the island and handsome young calligrapher Seishuu Handa longs for his winter clothes. But instead of Kawafuji making the delivery, Handa's parents decide to make their island debut--and come bearing much more than just winter clothes...! Double the trouble arrives on the island in this chaotic, hot 'n' hearty comedy! Go back to the country and back to the basics in Volume 10 of Barakamon!
Review:
I
just eat up every volume of this series. I love it so much at this
point.
This
was another humorous, fun volume, full of antics.
In
this volume, the main point is that Handa’s parents come to town.
They get to see the place that Handa has been living, the tiny town
he’s staying in, and the group of people that he’s formed
friendships with. It’s not quite what they expect, and his mother
especially doesn’t know how to handle it. Naru, in particular,
gives her a huge scare at one point.
Handa
also forms an understanding with his father, whom he has always
thought didn’t like him and who he’d never measure up to. Being
forced into a calligraphy competition with him shows him a different
side of his father, while also an ego-blow at times.
Then
there was that cliffhanger…
I
can’t wait for the next one, this series is always a delight to
read.
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